Mike Tyson has addressed claims that he fought against Jake Paul with Parkinson’s disease after comments made from his former opponent. Tyson came out of retirement for his first professional bout since 2005 when he squared off against YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul last November in a fight watched by a reported 60 million households around the

The Tyson-Paul fight had to be re-scheduled from July 20 to Nov. 15 after Tyson had a medical emergency on a plane during the lead-up to the fight, and he was diagnosed with stomach ulcers. The boxing legend said after the fight that he nearly died in July and he had to get multiple blood transfusions.

Mike Tyson had known health problems before his fight with Jake Paul, and now Paul has mentioned Parkinson's Disease as well.

The Problem Child' shocked the boxing world on Sunday after claiming that Tyson was 'cured of Parkinson's' before their heavyweight fight in November

The YouTuber was speaking to Adin Ross on Sunday when he disclosed Tyson was “Cured of Parkinson’s” before their fight last November. According to Paul, the former world heavyweight champion was diagnosed with the neurodegenerative disease but cured himself by smoking toad.

The two boxing stars fought back in November, but it has now been revealed that the pair weren't subject to drug testing ahead of the controversial showdown in Texas

In response, Yachty challenged Davis on whether he saw the fight simply as a money-making opportunity, suggesting that both fighters had agreed to it willingly. Davis doubled down on his position, arguing that Tyson’s inner circle should have never let him take the fight in the first place.

Jake Paul recently claimed that psychedelic drugs cured Mike Tyson's case of Parkinson's ahead of their record-breaking Netflix fight. Tyson's team has responded by denying he ever had the disease. Paul appeared in a video with streamer Adin Ross,